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Remembering 103 Years of Jessie Zel Lurie
Jessie Zel Lurie began his interview with Aliza Becker for the American Jewish Peace Archive with these words: “I am 101 years old. I still write a column for The Jewish Journal of South Florida. We next column will be out…
Jewschool Endorses the Women's March on Washington
As Jews and as Americans, we have looked on in dismay as immigrants, Muslims, LGBTQ people, Native people, Black and Brown people, women, and people with disabilities have been vilified, threatened, and/or mocked. Throughout the electoral cycle, a constant stream of…
The Resilience of Peace Activism in Dark Times
The next four years appear bleak for the many American Jews who had hoped for closure on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict under the Obama administration. Expectations for any sort of progress toward peace have been dashed since Trump nominated a pro-settlement Israeli ambassador.This,…
Goodbye 5776 — Hello to a new year of Jewish activism
Jewschool says goodbye to 5776 -- and hello to a new year of progressive Jewish activism and opinion. Wishing everyone meaningful Yom Kippur.
Interview: Who's Behind Treyf Podcast?
We interview Sam Bick and David Zinman, co-founders of Treyf Podcast, about their activism, the failures of Jewish media, and Canadian Jewry.
New events in DC, LA, and Israel: Passover with Asylum Seekers in Israel
Support African asylum seekers in Israel: LA film, DC refugee seder, and Israel's second seder at Israel's Holot detention facility.
Up on Jewschool: Zionism films, antiracism trainings, and social justice jobs
New jobs and events posted to Jewschool's calendar and jobs forums: Colliding Dreams in Seattle and Florida, antiracism trainings in the Bay Area, and jobs with AJWS, New Israel Fund, and MAZON.
Jewschool almost died
Jewschool came back from the dead -- with a purpose. Here's the story of why you should donate to Jewschool.
Jewschool's Top Ten Posts from 2015
What were Jewschool.com's top ten posts of 2015? Take a look at all we've done this year.